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'''Horus''' was brother (or nephew) to fellow [[Osirian]] [[Sutekh]]. | '''Horus''' was brother (or nephew) to fellow [[Osirian]] [[Sutekh]]. | ||
==Birth(s)== | ==Birth(s)== | ||
Sutekh, who was also brother to [[Osiris]] ruled [[Phaester Osiris]] | Sutekh, who was also brother to [[Osiris]], ruled [[Phaester Osiris]]. When Sutekh killed Osiris, he projected his mind into a pilot of a Osirian ship, 'birthing' a psi-child who (probably) led to Horus. ([[MA]]: ''[[The Sands of Time]]'') | ||
Horus was birthed after Sutekh killed Osiris and buried his corpse underneath a cache of [[Faction Paradox]] reproductive technology. The technology was damaged and reacted with Osiris' [[biomass]] creating | Horus was birthed after Sutekh killed Osiris and buried his corpse underneath a cache of [[Faction Paradox]] reproductive technology. The technology was damaged and reacted with Osiris' [[biomass]] creating fractured and partial forms, though these forms led to Horus' birthing. ([[MB]]: ''[[The Ship of a Billion Years]]'') | ||
:''The latter of these accounts occurs following the former if viewed through a linear timeline, however it is suggested that that latter occured first, see [[Osirian]]s for more information'' | :''The latter of these accounts occurs following the former if viewed through a linear timeline, however it is suggested that that latter occured first, see [[Osirian]]s for more information'' | ||
==Rise and Leadership== | ==Rise and Leadership== | ||
After | After Osiris' death, Sutekh and [[Nephthys]] both escaped to [[Earth]], destroying [[Phaester Osiris]]. The 740 remaining Osirians were led by Horus in battle against Sutekh, finally defeating him in [[Egypt]]. Feeling that they could not stoop to Sutekh's level by killing him, they trapped Sutekh in [[Egypt]], having a [[pyramid]] on [[Mars]] relay a beam to paralyse him, stopping him from moving or projecting his mind. They also set the [[Eye of Horus|methods to free himself]] just out of his reach in order to make the punishment that much more tortuous. ([[DW]]: ''[[Pyramids of Mars]]'', [[MA]]: ''[[The Sands of Time]]'') | ||
==Worship== | ==Worship== | ||
Horus was later, following his death worshipped by many cultures | Horus was later, following his death, worshipped by many cultures.The [[Egypt]]ians of [[Earth]] worshipped him amongst the pantheon of gods, many of whom were named after or were Osirians. | ||
The [[Ice Warrior|Native Martians]] also worshipped Horus | The [[Ice Warrior|Native Martians]] also worshipped Horus. Forming the [[Order of Oras|Holy Order of Oras]] they followed the teachings of the ''[[Book of Oras]]''. The Order's teachings were of a non-violent nature and asked its followers to abandon such means. The ''[[Ninth Book of Oras]]'' was the ''Rebirth of the Father''. ([[NA]]: ''[[GodEngine]]'') | ||
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[[Category:Supposed deities]] | [[Category:Supposed deities]] | ||
[[Category:Individual Osirians]] | [[Category:Individual Osirians]] | ||
